1. Park model, park home or park cabin?

    The legal definition is "recreational park trailer".  The primary concern of 

    meeting this definition is the limitation of 400 square feet of living space.

    We do however, have the luxury of discretion on its design. Let us

    build one for you!

2. How long have people been building these large seasonal units?

    Park trailers, or park models, have been manufactured since the middle 70's. 

    The first park trailers were mainly sold in the southern states, mostly in Florida,

    where there was a great demand for them. 

3. Where can I put my recreational park trailer?

    They can be located on your own land, or in existing campgrounds and resorts

    around the United States. Contact your local zoning office to determine if your

    land allows a travel trailer.

4. Is a recreational park trailer or cabin a permanent residence?

    No. A park home is designed specifically for mobility and to use as temporary

    seasonal lodging.

5. If I can't place a park trailer on my property, can these be classified as a

    manufactured home?

    Yes!!  With some small changes we can provide you with a "manufactured

    home". There may still be a minimum size limit, so again, check with your local

    zoning office. Please call for information on our manufactured homes. Due to

    the extensive nature of these plans we do not have them on our site at this

    time.

6. Do these park trailers come in various floor plans and sizes?

    YES!! We have many standard floor plans available, ranging from single   

    bedroom units to loft multi-sleeper units. Each park model we sell can be

    redesigned to suit the customer's personal needs ... and that's not something

    every manufacturer can do!  Most importantly, all of the park models we build

    fall within the 400 sq. ft. rule which is the largest recreational vehicle allowed in

    most campgrounds and there are no property taxes!

7. Property Tax Free?!

    These are classified as a recreational park trailer (RV) and they do not become

    permanent property unless you attach other permanent property to them. You

    will need to contact your local zoning department for exact details. It will be

    helpful to come prepared with as much information as possible and ask a lot of

    questions. Recreational park trailers are relatively new to the Midwest and not

    all zoning departments have experience with them. We certainly don't have all

    the answers, but we'd be more than happy to help you find them.  Just give us

    a call!!

8. If I purchase a park trailer that has a loft area, is the loft  

    area included in the maximum 400 sq. ft.?

    No. Vertical multi-level additions, such as lofts (mezzanines), or overhead

    storage with a maximum ceiling height of 5 feet are not included in the 400 sq.

    ft allowed by law.

9. What can a loft be used for?

    Since the maximum height of a loft is only 5 feet, the area is good for sleeping

    or as a play area for children or grandchildren. It can also be used as a  

    storage area for miscellaneous items.

10. How many people can sleep in a park trailer or cabin?

     Most units provide a master bedroom with additional space for 2 people on a

     sofa bed in the living room. Loft units can accommodate 2-4 additional people.

11. Who will deliver my new park trailer?

     We can deliver to the surrounding states via our own truck, or set up 

      delivery for farther destinations.

12. How long will it take from the time of my order to receive delivery  

      of my home?

     It can take from 8-12 weeks to complete construction and deliver

     your custom built park model, depending on your specifications. Order your

     park model home as soon as possible so you can get it delivered exactly

     when you need it!!